Poetry about being honest in business

1. Aphorisms and mottos for practicing integrity

1. If you take ill-gotten wealth, be careful about stepping down.

2. A thousand pieces of gold have been passed through without touching a penny. 3. Instead of regretting what has happened, it is better to take precautions before they happen.

4. Those who want to be upright should use their appearance, and those who want to be honest should use their bodies. 5. The alarm bells are ringing to build a line of defense to prevent the slightest change and protect the festival.

6. Integrity comes from self-discipline, and corruption comes from greed. 7. Integrity can generate power, integrity can gather people, and integrity can gather hearts.

8. Recite the principles of clean government every day, with a high-voltage line in your heart. 9. Money and beautiful women will not be cheated, and flattery will not be deceived.

10. Don’t be tired of fame, don’t be obsessed with profit, don’t be obsessed with power, don’t be trapped by desire. 11. It is respected to be clean and honest, and it is noble to be clean and honest.

12. Always read books about your family and country, and do nothing that is not beneficial to your body and mind. 13. Money and beauty gain temporary pleasure, but they bury a lifetime of happiness in handcuffs and shackles.

14. Zhilan was born in the forest and did not work because there was no one; a gentleman cultivates morality and does not betray because of poverty. 15. If you don’t know yourself, you won’t be virtuous, and if you don’t have self-control, you won’t be honest.

16. Be careful not to let small things turn into big evils; fight against corruption and promote integrity, and always keep the alarm bell in your heart. 17. Greed is the poisonous wine that corrodes the soul, while honesty is the medicine that nourishes the body and mind.

18. Don’t be impatient when you are an official, don’t be violent when you are in power, and don’t be arrogant when you are a human being. 19. An official must be upright in his heart, and he must be honest in his conduct.

20. It is better to be poor and happy than to be rich and worry. url /article/articleEdit.php?id=237082. 2. Poems about Integrity and Serving the Public

105. If you don’t know yourself, you won’t be virtuous, and if you don’t control yourself, you won’t be honest.

106. Be careful not to let small things turn into big evils; to fight against corruption and promote integrity, always keep the alarm bell ringing in your heart. 107. Greed is the poisonous wine that corrodes the soul, while honesty is the medicine that nourishes the body and mind.

108. Don’t be impatient when you are an official, don’t be violent when you are in power, and don’t be arrogant when you are a human being. 109. Officials must be upright in their hearts, and their conduct must be upright.

110. It is better to be poor and happy than to be rich and worry. 111. Always have a heart for the people, always listen to the words of the people, always think about the policies for the people, always promote the actions for the people, and always remember the direct support of the people.

112. Be a breeze on both sleeves and serve the party and the people without selfish interests. 113. When serving as an official, integrity should be the first priority; when serving the government, diligence should be the foundation; and when serving the people, honesty should be the foundation.

114. Diligence is the foundation of a career, and integrity is the foundation of anti-corruption. 115. When in power, you always worry about the affairs of the people, and when you are an official, you must maintain integrity.

116. Do your duty conscientiously and forget yourself and your family but not the people. 117. Be honest and dedicated to public service, always consider the people, work hard and worry about the people in everything.

118. Diligent government produces results, and honest government gathers people’s hearts. 119. Never forget your purpose, put the people first, be strict with yourself, and start from scratch.

120. Communists should wake up to be poor and keep their ambitions; to serve the people diligently, leading cadres must act diligently. 121. Those who help the poor are willing to bow their heads, and those who drive away evil dare to raise their eyebrows.

122. Fame and integrity come from party spirit, and corruption ends with integrity. 123. Being a person is based on morality, serving the people first, and being an official is based on law.

124. You must have integrity when doing things and perform your duties impartially without any selfishness. 125. Being honest and serving the public should not be a corrupt official; being honest and impartial should not be a cowardly official; being diligent and pragmatic should not be a lazy official; being united and working together should not be a sycophantic official.

126. It is better to be poor and ambitious than to be rich and lose integrity. 127. Noble people find ways to maintain clean government, while depraved people find excuses for corruption.

128. To be an upright person, you must take the right path, and do not be a public servant if you are not public-minded. 129. Honesty is the first priority when making friends, and diligence and integrity are the foundation in politics.

130. The ideals and beliefs should not be shaken, and the roots should be firmly rooted in resisting corruption and preventing degeneration. 131. Although gold is precious in the world, it is even cheaper for officials.

132. If the source is clear, the flow will be clear, and if the reason is clear, the mind will be right.

133. The key to being in power is to build a business, and the foundation of governance is to be honest.

134. Morality is the foundation, integrity is the standard; diligence is the pride, and dedication is the joy. 135. Integrity is the soul of cadres, and diligence is the foundation of public servants.

136. Win the trust of employees with integrity and revitalize the enterprise with diligence. 137. Without diligence, it is impossible to achieve a career; without integrity, it is difficult to unite people's hearts.

138. Heavy responsibility, light profit, and cautious power. 139. Leaders have integrity, employees have morale, and the unit is full of vitality.

140. Diligence can make up for incompetence, and honesty can create prestige; if both are combined, the enterprise will take off. 141. When serving as an official, integrity should be the first priority, and when engaging in politics, diligence should be the first priority.

142. Don’t fight for official position, don’t be tempted by wealth and lust, don’t worry about gains and losses, don’t worry about life and death, don’t be afraid of power, don’t seek for unfairness. Be a man of integrity and be dedicated to serving the people.

143. Never forget the fundamentals of being a human being when establishing oneself, never abandon the ambition of being a public servant when serving as an official, never seek personal gain when using power, and never follow vulgar sentiments in handling affairs. 144. A person who is upright is beautiful in his soul, has a breeze on his sleeves and is honest in his actions.

145. Although hard work makes you feel invigorated, honest work makes you feel at ease. 146. Integrity leads to authority, publicity leads to clarity, strictness leads to integrity, order leads to smoothness, thinking leads to change, diligence leads to refinement, learning leads to progress, and hard work leads to prosperity.

147. A correct party style will make people’s aspirations smooth; a correct political style will lead to smooth flow; a correct folk style will lead to prosperity; a correct family style will make everything prosperous. 148. Honesty does not speak of poverty, diligence does not speak of hardship.

149. It is an ancient adage to be close to the virtuous and far away from the virtuous. Selecting the virtuous and appointing them can bring peace of mind to the people. 150. Be honest as a person, govern with diligence, and be honest as an official.

151. Use the power of truth to inspire people's hearts, use the power of personality to inspire people's hearts, and use the power of emotion to warm people's hearts. 152. He is upright and has a breeze on his sleeves. He is spotless, self-denial and dedicated to the public service. He is meticulous and diligent in government affairs. He enjoys serving the people.

153. If water does not flow, corruption will occur, and if officials are not honest, they will fail. 154. If the ship keeps sailing, the wind and waves will destroy it; if the official is dishonest, the people will abandon him.

155. Promote a clean government and establish a noble and upright spirit. 156. To do things for the people, even a thousand things are not enough; to use power for personal gain, even a half thing is not enough.

157. Being an official is only for self-interest, and no one will care about you when you step down. 158. Poverty and enjoyment make life narrow, but strict self-discipline leads to a wider world.

159. Strictness is love, laxity is harm, and being honest in politics sets an example. 160. Diligence is connected with honesty, luxury is connected with corruption.

161. Be an official for the party and the people, not for relatives; do things for the sake of publicity, justice, and not selfishness; 162. Be a person based on reason, integrity, and not power. 163. It doesn’t matter if you are high in position, you will be honest if you are honest; if you don’t have great power, you will be spiritual if you are public.

164. The key to combating corruption and promoting integrity lies in “officials”, while the key to correcting conduct and discipline is management. 165. Integrity brings prestige, while corruption hurts the people.

166. If you are not corrupt in government, you will have a blue sky above your head; if you are not honest in government, your sword will be hanging high. 167. Strictness is love, while leniency is harm. Relaxing supervision leads to corruption.

168. A clear distinction between public and private will lead to integrity, and a clear distinction between right and wrong will lead to justice. 169. Being honest means being fearless, being impartial means being selfless.

170. Once you are driven by profit, you will surely be harmed by it. 171. If you are upright, don’t talk about your own authority.

172. Integrity is the mirror of Communist Party members, and justice is the ruler of the people’s public servants. 173. If you don’t do things openly, you will definitely have hidden agendas; if you don’t do things transparently, you will have personal affairs behind the scenes.

174. Use publicity as a spear, which cannot be sharpened; use integrity as a shield, which cannot be broken. 175. If you are honest, you will be close to the people; if you are corrupt, you will be far away from the people.

176. If you are just, the people will obey you; if you are biased, the people will be resentful. 177. Selfless, fearless and upright, serving the party and the people is a breeze.

178. The incense smoke blackens the fingers, the fine wine soaks the soft and hard bones, the chopsticks build bridges and stumble, and the knife edge is painted with miraculous color. 179. The more you compare with treatment, the narrower your mind will be. The more you talk about dedication, the more energetic you will be.

180. The heart is not greedy, the mouth is not greedy, the hands are not long, the ears are not soft, and the legs are not lazy. 181. Be able to withstand hardship, stand up to false reasoning, resist temptation, and manage small details.

182. After Zhengsheng left, public opinion was chatting. 183. Deal with things as great men do, and discipline yourself as ordinary people do.

184. If you think rightly, you will be honest, if you are right, you will be upright, and if you act rightly, you will be powerful. 185. Once you gain or lose, look at the dusk, and for life's success or failure, look at the evening.

186. The moral defense line cannot be broken, otherwise it will definitely lead to disaster; honesty and diligence are the duty, and selflessness shows the spirit. 187. Pride cannot last long, desire cannot be indulged, ambition cannot be fulfilled, and happiness cannot be extreme.

188. Dirt grows in boiling kettles, vines climb tall branches and trees grow thin, flies and rotten matter produce maggots, and those who rely on power and authority stink. 189. Be an upright person, work honestly, and study seriously.

190. Be honest and upright, and devote yourself to cultivating great achievements. 191. To be honest in government is to build bricks and mortar for one’s home, but to be corrupt as an official will surely make one’s home fall down.

192. Having a country, a family, and integrity, being selfless, fearless, and free from worries. 193. Many people who kiss your hand are the same people who cut off your hand.

194. A virtuous wife will help her husband to prosper the country and future generations; a greedy wife will harm her husband and bring disaster to the country and future generations. 195. Horizontal. 3. What are the sentences that describe integrity?

1. Only when the alarm bell rings and the beauty and ugliness are distinguished between public and private can we write with a straight pen. Only by being honest and self-discipline can we show our righteousness and integrity. Only by being honest can we dare to live indifferently.

2. A good friend is like a ladder. Criticism and care are like a good doctor. They can help you cultivate your moral character and understand your principles. They can help you achieve great success.

3. In life, morality is the foundation, and as an official, integrity is the foundation.

4. Eat green valleys, wear clean clothes, live in environmentally friendly houses, sleep on warm beds, and walk the path of integrity.

5. If you are greedy and want to be a wealthy ship, you will stray into the sea of ??desire for a short time and you will never be able to return; if you are honest and have sandals, you will be as careful as walking on thin ice and you will be able to live a lifetime.

6. There is harmonious scenery everywhere, every home is a window for civilization, everyone is a spokesperson for integrity, and everyone is the image of home.

7. A person with an unconscionable conscience is only worried about a few dollars, and a tree is calm and the wind is upright, just for a magnanimous life.

8. Be indifferent to fame and fortune and live peacefully in the long river of time; be fair and honest and live a stable life in the rapids.

9. Delete the thoughts of greed, choose to be clean, set up a path of clean government, store the heart of being close to the people, cancel the unhealthy tendencies, paste the actions of loving the people, and copy the journey of light.

10. Don’t be a strict official, but be a public official, and fairness will breed justice; don’t be a capable official, but be an honest official, and integrity will breed prestige.

11. Honesty is the behavioral support for being a human being, and integrity is the behavioral criterion for working in the industry.

12. As a member of the economic law enforcement department, we should "always walk by the water without getting our shoes wet."

13. Be a serious person, do things down-to-earth, do not seek personal gain or loss, just have a clear conscience.

14. Integrity in government is to add bricks and tiles to one’s home, while corruption in officialdom will bring about the collapse of one’s home.

15. Serve the country and the people, and be famous forever! Selfishness will last forever! A kind word of advice to the true king.

16. "Greedy" is like cutting off the waist with a knife, which means "poverty"; "Greedy" is like lust and scraping the bones, which is "burning".

17. Only with the gentle breeze accompanying you and not being surprised by favors or disgrace can you serve the people wholeheartedly; with the gentle rain accompanying you and not caring whether you leave or go, can you plan scientifically to promote leapfrog development.

18. Fame, fortune and wealth are all in the clouds. The truth is to be honest and upright, lead by example, do practical things, and serve the people wholeheartedly.

19. Be conscientious in your duties and principles, not greedy, not competitive, not arrogant and extravagant; be honest, honest, dignified and measured.

20. Corruption is a traitor within the party in the new era; being honest in politics is a good official for the masses in the new century.

21. A person who is upright and has a clear conscience, with a breeze on his sleeves and does not seek fame or position. Be strict with yourself and never fall behind, and work hard to benefit the people.

22. Although an ant nest is small, it can destroy a thousand-mile embankment in one moment, but a little greed can destroy a lifetime's future in an instant.

23. Authority is a crutch in life for the honest; it is a self-destructive knife for the greedy. 4. Quotes on Integrity

1. Integrity is the basis for governing, and diligence is the priority for officials.

2. Be upright as a person and spotless as an official. 3. Greedy desire makes people fall, but the quality of honest government makes people forge ahead.

4. Be virtuous, honest and pragmatic, and be dedicated to your duties. 5. Fame, position, wealth and wealth are all external things, but character and career are the foundation of one's life.

6. Fish are greedy for bait and are easily hooked; people are greedy for profit and eventually fall into the trap. 7. The pursuit of knowledge is the driving force for learning, and greed for money is the cause of corruption.

8. Stand up for the double-edged sword of clean government, resist corruption externally and guard against degeneration internally, be loyal to the country at the top, and comfort your wife and children at the bottom. 9. Avoid greed and seek peace of mind; act with caution and be a gentleman.

10. Be selfless in your heart and the world will be broad, and you will never capsize in your life. 11. Purity lies in virtue and integrity lies in ambition.

12. The party’s cause is as important as a mountain, while personal fame and fortune are as light as water. 13. Live an upright life, engage in politics with integrity, work diligently, and contribute in obscurity.

14. Public morality is great, selflessness is high. 15. It is better to talk and laugh in poverty with righteousness than to compromise with fame, fortune and money.

16. Be fair to be most benevolent, upright to fulfill your righteousness, honest to establish prestige, and clear to establish trust. 17. Keep your purpose in mind and always maintain your true character.

18. Be cautious in being alone and cautious in starting and ending. 19. Talents are created through pressure, and high efficiency is created through strictness.

20. Insist on unifying the power of truth and the power of personality. 21. Keep political responsibilities in mind, maintain a good style of work, master theoretical weapons, and work in depth and solidly.

22. It is fundamentally a matter of ideals and beliefs, and the master switch is world outlook, outlook on life, and values. 23. There is no intention more than caring for the people, and no action more than happiness for the people.

24. Don’t give others any reason to give gifts, and don’t give yourself the slightest thought of corruption. 25. The style must be simple, the work must be solid, and the tasks must be implemented.

26. Be self-denial, serve the public, and work cleanly. 27. If unhealthy trends persist, it will be difficult to establish righteousness; if righteousness is not established, it will be difficult to achieve success.

Support and embolden party members and cadres who think and do things, and solve problems. 28. The determination to advance despite difficulties, the spirit of perseverance, the courage to overcome difficulties, practical methods, and the ability to organize and coordinate.

29. Use the “steel team” to lead the “iron team”. 30. Fame and integrity are of paramount importance, and the right path is to be honest.

31. A small article can tarnish an innocent character, but it costs a lot of money and cannot attract a fair heart. 32. People have praised people for their clean and honest government since ancient times, and their bright and honest public servants will continue to surpass their predecessors.

33. The grass-riding man on the wall fell down due to the wind, and the unrighteous official died due to his lack of virtue. 34. Remuneration, whether high or low, is the result of the blood and sweat of the people. No matter how humble or high you are, we are all public servants of the people.

35. If an ant nest is not inspected, the dam will collapse; if a small bribe is not refused, it will become a huge corruption. 36. Be honest as an official, diligent in politics, fair-minded in dealing with affairs, and be honest in life.

37. Work diligently to make up for your mistakes, never be lazy in learning, be strict in self-discipline and honest in government, and always eliminate minor mistakes. 38. The family should be a harbor for clean government and should not become a whirlpool of corruption.

39. Cultivate yourself with virtue, do more good deeds to accumulate virtue, build your destiny with your talents, and read more good books to improve your intelligence. 40. Don’t be greedy or possessive. Gain reputation with your conduct. Be a public servant wholeheartedly and win people’s hearts.

41. If you indulge in wanton desires, you will lose your success for life. Be cautious in starting and being independent. Discipline yourself and you will gain peace. 42. Fame and integrity are more important than Mount Tai, and desire for profit is as light as a feather.

43. Good conduct is like a pine tree proud of snow, and greed is like an anthill embankment. 44. Integrity makes the tree of youth evergreen, but greed makes the flower of life wither.

45. If the road to politics is like a chain of beads, then character integrity is like the golden thread strung with countless pearls; if the way to be an official is like a set of numbers, then integrity is the way to lead many people behind. The "1" of the "0". 46. ??If you work hard to cultivate virtue, you should respect yourself; if you are willing to be indifferent to stay poor, you should reflect on yourself; if you plan good deeds to benefit all living beings, you should encourage yourself.

47. A wise man serves as an official, shares the worries of the country, solves the problems for the people, dedicates his whole life, and enjoys peace throughout his life. Foolish people work as officials, seeking wealth for themselves, seeking power and profit, and exhausting their agencies. They will never be able to find happiness.

48. A single thought of greed will damage one's own virtue, destroy oneself, and harm one's children; the breeze on one's sleeves, one's deeds, benefiting the people, and inspiring the world. 49. Be fair in dealing with things, and justice begets fairness; be self-disciplined, and be honest, and be honest beget authority; be sincere in dealing with others, and be honest beget trustworthiness; be diligent in work, and hard work will be effective.

50. The brain needs to think more, the eyes need to see more, the mouth needs to ask more, the ears need to listen more, the hands need to remember more, and the legs need to run more. 51. Putting people first in politics and being cautious in advocating integrity are the key.

52. Be honest and fair in judging affairs, be diligent and upright and be a "public servant". 53. He who is good at observing others is good at observing himself; he who is good at observing himself is good at observing his mind.

54. Don’t forget the people when you are in politics, don’t forget clean government when you are in power; don’t forget fairness when doing things, and don’t forget self-respect as a human being. 55. A righteous heart is incorruptible, a righteous body is upright, and a righteous deed is majestic.

56. When you want to benefit yourself, help others first; when you want to teach others, discipline yourself first. 57. Being an official is far away, and the spring breeze builds your spirit.

58. When you are free, calmly think about your own mistakes, and you will be clean and righteous in the future. 59. Overcome the "yamen style" and advocate vigorous and resolute action.

60. When you are an official, you must be a human being first, and in everything you do, the people come first. 61. Strict political discipline and strict administration in accordance with the law.

62. Be honest and self-disciplined, lead by example, fulfill your duties, and work hard to govern. 63. Build a trustworthy government, build a pragmatic team, and become trustworthy cadres.

64. Lead by example and perform your duties faithfully. 65. If you are not corrupt in government, you will have a blue sky above your head; if you are not honest in government, your sword will hang high.

66. A virtuous person can build a family, and an honest person can avoid disaster. 67. Power plus clean government equals service; power plus greed equals self-destruction.

68. Authority is a crutch in life for the honest; it is a self-destructive knife for the greedy. 69. When grass grows on the top of a mountain, it loses its majesty; when pines grow on the valley bottom, it loses its nobility.

70. Planting more lotus ponds will lead to self-purification, and diligent anti-corruption policies will lead to self-clarity. 71. Official ranks can be big or small, and character can be high or low. If you want to be high, you should choose low.

72. The most important thing in government is integrity, the most important thing in life is sincerity, the most important thing in speaking is trustworthiness, and the most important thing in doing things is honesty. 73. Use things to judge your mind, and people to judge your words and deeds.

Put aside selfish desires and live a happy life, be honest and upright. 74. Use history as a mirror to remember your body, use people as a mirror to correct your body, and use events as a mirror to warn you.

75. Work diligently to fulfill the responsibilities of a public servant, be an honest person and uphold the foundation of a party member. 76. Being greedy for a moment will ruin your life.

77. Keep your mouth shut and be as quiet as water. Tie your legs and keep your feet from getting dusty.

Watch your own hands and be willing to suffer losses. Hold your heart, be selfless and fearless.

78. If there are three rivers with weak water, it will be useless to drink more than one ladle. If there are thousands of kinds of rice and millet, only three meals can fill the belly, and there is no desire to be high. 79. The desire for money is a tiger, and the desire for sex is a sword. If you are an official for a long time, you must not be greedy for money and sex.

80. Greed is the breeding ground for corruption, while self-discipline is the fertile ground for integrity. 81. Deal with justice in both big and small matters, and be honest in every detail.

82. Honest, diligent and upright administration, impartial and impartial to the people. 83. Don’t be incorruptible because of a small official, and don’t be industrious because of a small job.

84. The title of public servant is extremely important, and everything will be prosperous if the government is honest. 85. Be cautious about power and desire. 5. If you want honest ancient poems, they should be a little shorter. A poem with five or six characters is almost the same.

"Shuo Lian" by Zhou Dunyi Flowers of water, land and vegetation are very lovely.

Tao Yuanming of Jin Dynasty only loved chrysanthemums. Since Li Tang, people have loved peonies very much.

I only love the lotus that comes out of the mud but is not stained, washes the ripples clear without being evil, is straight in the middle and has no vines or branches. Have fun. I say chrysanthemum, the flower that represents seclusion; peony, the flower that represents wealth and honor; lotus, the flower that represents the gentleman.

Oops! The love of chrysanthemum is rarely heard of after Tao. Who can share the love of the lotus? The love of peony is suitable for everyone.

Limestone Song (Yu Qian) Thousands of hammers and thousands of hammers were used to carve out the deep mountains, and the fire burned them as if they were idle. Don't be afraid of being shattered into pieces. You want to leave your innocence in the world.

Ode to Bamboo by Zheng Banqiao Part 2 He insists on not letting go of the green mountains, and his roots are still in the cliffs. It has endured thousands of blows but is still strong, regardless of the winds from east to west, north and south.

The Four Nostalgic Poems of Jinling by Song Wang Anshi (Part One) The tyrant ancestor took Erjiang alone, and many of his descendants surrendered with hundreds of cities. After the success of Luxury, there is both happiness and misfortune.

In the old Jiliu Buddhist temple in Dongfu, there are people singing outside the boat window in the back courtyard. Millet and wheat show have never been together, and the rise and fall are close to the wine vat.

In the history of Tang Dynasty, Li Shangyin reviewed the virtuous countries and families in the past, and his success was caused by diligence and frugality, but he was destroyed by extravagance. Why do you need amber to be a pillow, or a real pearl to be a chariot? If you go there, you won't find a horse from Qinghai, and if you are too weak, you can't pull out a snake from Shushan.

Several people have pre-recorded the song of Nanxun, and finally the blue sky cries the green flowers. These are all honest poems by famous writers. 6. Integrity Quotes

1. Integrity and self-discipline are always a warning. 2. Integrity and self-discipline start with me. 3. Be proud of loving the motherland and be ashamed of harming the motherland. 4. Be proud of serving the people. Betrayed by the people. Shame 5. Be proud of advocating science, be ashamed of ignorance 6. Be proud of hard work, be ashamed of indolence 7. Be proud of solidarity and mutual help, be ashamed of benefiting yourself at the expense of others 8. Be proud of honesty and trustworthiness, be ashamed of forgetting justice for profit 9 1. Be proud of obeying the law and be ashamed of breaking the law 10. Be proud of hard work and be ashamed of arrogance and extravagance 11. Don’t be greedy, don’t be greedy, don’t seek selfish interests, don’t take advantage of others; don’t be obsessed with sex, don’t break the law, live well No regrets, no regrets in death.

12. Being bound by material desires will make life miserable. Keep integrity and diligence in mind, and you will feel fulfilled throughout your life.

13. Being indifferent to fame and fortune is like having a cup of tea to calm the mind, and being pragmatic for the people is like accumulating merit that will last forever. 14. Coming out of the mud but not stained, washing the clear ripples without being evil.

15. Strengthen the construction of party style and clean government and build a harmonious socialist society. 16. If you do something special once, you will lose one point of prestige; if you break the rules once, you will leave a stain.

If you seek personal gain once, you will lose a piece of people's hearts. 17. Greed and happiness will never go hand in hand.

18. Being an official does not involve lack of respect for one’s position but lacks respect for virtue; being diligent does not involve lack of salary but lack of knowledge. 19. The merits and demerits must be tested by history, and integrity and diligence must be judged by the masses.

20. If you indulge in small things, you will lose big things. 21. Seize the present and cherish the future.

22. Be grateful, smile and be ashamed, show sympathy to the people and think about integrity. 23. If your roots are deep and not afraid of the wind, how can you walk upright in heaven and earth?

24. Never forget the image of a public servant in every word and deed; always think about the well-being of the people in every move. 25. People-oriented decision-making should be avoided and quick success should be avoided. When doing work, one should be truthful and pragmatic and have a reputation.

26. Adhere to integrity and self-discipline and strive to set an advanced example. 27. Integrity is high, and corruption cannot be tolerated.

28. If you cannot effectively restrain yourself, you cannot effectively restrain others. 29. Don’t praise good deeds because they are small, and don’t punish evil because they are small.

30. Those who are honest, self-disciplined and have no disease, seek truth and be pragmatic will achieve success. 31. The reputation of an official becomes a civil servant, and the achievements are achieved by taking steps.

32. If you always examine yourself, the sufferings of the people will always be at your heart; if you are careful about everything, you will be a clean official and a poor man who dreams of Chang'an. 33. If you cultivate yourself, your heart will be as pure as a deep spring; if you indulge in lust, you will end up in a mire of filth.

34. The most important thing when establishing a party is serving the public and serving the people wholeheartedly. The most important thing is to govern for the people with clean government. 35. The most important thing in government is integrity, and the most important thing in life is sincerity.

36. Raise the sail of ideals, hold the rudder of clean government, and sail towards the road to success. 37. To conduct one's life in society one must be passionate and to perform one's duties impartially without any selfishness.

38. Giving in to others is arsenic that harms people; criticism and supervision is a good medicine that saves people.

39. Pay attention to trivial details, including words and deeds; when doing big things, be virtuous and diligent in all aspects.

40. Self-control is the most basic and important human ability. 41. Indifferent to fame and fortune, the breeze blows on your sleeves and your body is upright; you are clear about right and wrong, and your righteousness is self-generated in your chest.

42. Money, beauty and family affection are the touchstones of officialdom and the warning signs of state, law, party discipline and regulation in politics. 43. Ordinary positions with noble personality.

44. If one thing is not clear, one will be wrong; if one official is not clear, one will be wrong. 45. Small good deeds accumulated in large quantities will benefit the world; small bad deeds will be eliminated early to avoid future troubles.

46. Button the first button wrongly and stop the first temptation all the way. 47. It’s not just about how many people you welcome when you take office; it’s also about how many people you send off when you leave office.

48. Be clear-headed when doing things and not be confused by illusions; be magnanimous in heart and not think about false reputations. 49. A self-aware person will not be moved by flattery, and an honest person will not be seduced by temptation.

50. The cool breeze comes from the forest and valley, and the source of integrity comes from self-discipline. 51. Start with system construction and start bit by bit.

52. If party style and discipline are compromised, mistakes will be made sooner or later. 53. Anti-corruption depends on the size of the matter, while advocating for integrity does not depend on the position.

54. Always have justice in your heart, and have a book of justice in your hands. 55. Smile away selfishness, and then you can manage public affairs; first make your own opinions clear, and then you can listen to what others say.

56. If you are honest, the days will be like a day and it will be easy to live; if you are greedy, the days will be like a year and it will be difficult. 57. Truly keep the "Three Represents" in mind and always maintain integrity.

58. When the country is upright and the people are at ease, the officials will be clean and the people will be at ease. 59. Supervision means caring, and openness means promoting integrity.

60. Strict resistance to all desires, diligence to promote all industries.